How is the word enredado translated from Spanish to English

Atrapado y retorcido en cuerdas, redes o ramas.

Caught and twisted in ropes, nets or branches.

adjective
English translation
Entangled

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  • El delfín estaba enredado en una red. The dolphin was entangled in a net.

  • Quedó envuelto en un pleito legal. He got entangled in a legal dispute.

  • El gatito se quedó enredado en un ovillo de lana. The kitten got entangled in a ball of yarn.

  • No te dejes envolver en sus peleas familiares. Don't get entangled in their family quarrels.

  • ¿Cómo se enredó la cometa en esas ramas? How did the kite get entangled in those branches?

  • Nadie quiere quedar envuelto en las deudas de otro. Nobody wants to become entangled in someone else's debts.

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FAQ about “enredado”

How is “enredado” translated from Spanish?
“enredado” translates into English as “Entangled”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “enredado” mean?
Meaning of “enredado”: Atrapado y retorcido en cuerdas, redes o ramas. In English — “Entangled”.
What part of speech is “enredado”?
“enredado” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “enredado”?
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